I just played against a player using a Roach strategy without early-game units and with a White Wolf under Hamsterlings. For 100 turns, he tried to kill me with Roaches that had six bounce effects. Three times he burned my cards, returning creatures to my hand with nine cards, and twice he returned my Bahamut, which I played for 6 mana after it was returned twice as a Wyvern... I never drew a Storm unit that could have won the game 10 turns earlier, so I had to finish him off with a 13-damage attack. Without Meeples, Water Elementals, and Goblins, it's still easier; it's harder to stack damage on a Roach.
I just played against a player using a Roach strategy without early-game units and with a White Wolf under Hamsterlings. For 100 turns, he tried to kill me with Roaches that had six bounce effects. Three times he burned my cards, returning creatures to my hand with nine cards, and twice he returned my Bahamut, which I played for 6 mana after it was returned twice as a Wyvern... I never drew a Storm unit that could have won the game 10 turns earlier, so I had to finish him off with a 13-damage attack. Without Meeples, Water Elementals, and Goblins, it's still easier; it's harder to stack damage on a Roach.